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Harold Zhang
22 December, 05:44
Can someone explain this (4+5) + 2=9+2
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Brooklyn Hendrix
22 December, 07:47
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Both are equal
Step-by-step explanation:
4+5 is 9 + 2 equals 11
and on the other side with 9+2, that would equal 11 as well.
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Gavyn Henry
22 December, 07:50
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The answer is 11. Reverse the question, 9+2=11 and (4+5) + 2 is also equal to 11. The parentheses around 4+5 just means that is what you multiply, add, subtract or whatever strategy your doing comes first. Don't make the parentheses confuse you.
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